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Meet Nancy From Tekken 6

Gamers, meet Nancy, a new character for Tekken 6. She’s a huge robot that occupies nearly half the screen, and just for scale, she’s fighting Kuma. Given the screenshot and the size comparison, it doesn’t look like they’re really fighting. She probably just wants to curl him up under her armpit and pummel him to [...]

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SSBB: Samus vs. Ridley Gameplay Video

I want Super Smash Bros. Brawl and I want it now. I had far too much fun with the first two iterations in this series and I fully expect that the Wii fighting game will be that much better, aided by a vastly expanded single-player mode (said to take about 10 hours to complete), spontaneous [...]

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New Street Fighter IV Screenshots

New screenshots of Street Fighter IV surfaced recently, and while it doesn’t feature any new characters, it gives us a preview of how the super moves will be implemented. Well, at least that’s how it looks like. Assuming that we’re looking at Ryu’s super fireball, there’s an initial buildup as he gathers energy for the [...]

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Literally Kick Your Way Into Star Power

The hardest part of Rock Band for me is playing the drums, largely because it involves both my hands and my feet. I’m sorry, but I’m just not coordinated enough to use more than two limbs at a time. That could explain why I totally rock on the guitar, but I’m sub-par on the drums. [...]

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Reviews: Advance Wars: Days Of Ruin

Destructoid has a review of the Advance Wars: Days of Ruin. Here’s the verdict: Advance Wars: Days of Ruin is built upon some of the most startling changes in the series to date. But unlike other evolutions of similar series, Days of Ruin doesn’t function so much on the building upon as it does a [...]

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Animal Crossing Wii Still Promised for 2008

Animal Crossing has proven to be quite the lucrative franchise for Nintendo, so we’re naturally expecting some rather huge things from the upcoming version for the Nintendo Wii, especially since we hear that it will have significant “social networking MMO” features to it. Instead of being stuck in your own town all the time, the [...]

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China To Regulate Foreign Games

China recently released new regulations regarding foreign online games that have a local presence. Under the new regulation, the General Administration of Press and Publication (“GAPP,” China’s primary agency for censorship of published works) will postpone the examination, approval and licensing of foreign company products if the companies are sued or targeted for arbitration actions [...]

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THQ To Develop Playboy Mobile Games

THQ Wireless announced that they’ll be working with Playboy to develop Playboy-branded games for mobiles. Excerpts: The multi-year Playboy agreement covers the development and publishing rights to multiple Playboy-branded, lifestyle themed, non-nude mobile games featuring bikini-clad Playmates to be released worldwide. The first title, Playboy Games: Pool Party, is scheduled to launch in summer 2008. [...]

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Standalone Rock Band Microphone Sells for $50

Some people aren’t willing to drop $170 to get Rock Band Special Edition for their Xbox 360 or PlayStation 3. They just can’t justify spending that amount of money when they have no interest in one of the instruments bundled inside the package. Alternatively, some people have a tendency to break everything in sight and [...]

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Grand Theft Auto IV Release Date: April 29, 2008

The highly-anticipated Grand Theft Auto IV finally has a release date: April 29, 2008. Players who’ve been longing to play the latest iteration of the series (the first of its kind for next-gen consoles) need only wait 3 months more! Rockstar Games, a publishing label of Take-Two Interactive Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: TTWO), is proud to [...]

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